The Press., 1887-12-01
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 St. Edwards (R. O. church Tuesday, the 22d, the contracting parties being Christo- pher Dunlavey of Uxbridge, Mass, and Miss Helen, daughter of J. J. Sullivan of this place. MT. Bernard Dunlavey, broth CT of the groom, and Miss Mary Sullivan, sister of the bride, acted in the capacity of groomsmln and bridesmaid. The bride and bridesmaid were richly attired in ecru satin The ceremony, which was perform ed by Rev. J. D. Ooyle, took place at 8 g.. m., after which the happy couple partook of wedding breakfast, and left on the 10 .. m. train for Boston. On Saturday even- ing they returned home, and were greeted by a host of friends, assembled at the home of the brides parents, where wed- ding supper was served, and festivities continued to late hour. They were the recipients of many beautiful and costly Set of silver knives and forks, Bernard Dunlavey, Uxbridge, Mass. pink china tea set, Daniel Bailey and family; camp rocker, the Misses Desmond and Mrs. Fitzpatrick plush toilet case, Miss Lizzie Sullivan; chamber toilet.set, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mccarthy; >watrr-set, Miss Mary McCarthy silver tablespoons, Mrs. John Desmond silver sugar shell and butter knife, MT. and Mrs. James Mccormick, Somers silver tea castor, Miss Annie Fal- lon; silver spoons, spoonholder, and toothpick holder, Miss Nellie Lynch !; plush glove box, Miss Bailey; lemonade set, Mitchell Mccormick silver butter knife, Miss Clune silver fruit knife, Miss Nellie Remmert: moss-rose china tea-set, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, mother of bride hanging lamp, O. J. Gaynor; pair blank cts, Mrs. Rob't Hampston; table linen and towels, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullin bed spread, Mrs. D. J. Sullivan peppers and sal's, Mitchell Mccormick; fancy vases, Miss Lizzie Hanley; toilet set, Miss Lettie Purcell; silver sugar shell, Mrs. Shahan; frosted vases, Miss Minnie thy /; hassock, Mrs. ". B. Hanley desert set, Mrs. David Collins; counterpane, Mrs. Purcell table linen and napkins, Misses Mary and Maggie English whisk- broom, holder and towels, Miss Letitia Sullivan; table linen and towels, Mrs. Carroll glass set, Katie Mccarthy; indi- vidual tea service, Miss Mary Purcell beaded vases, Miss Kate Purcel l; smoking set, s. s. Jackson; plush rocker, Mary Sullivan, sister of bride.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 The school in district No. 15 will com mence Monday, Dec. 4th, Lima J. Newell, teacher.
 Dress Innings cut free until Dec 10th by Miss N. M. Wyman, who is introducing the dress makers magic scale. She can be found at Mrs. Ida Wardwells every afternoon and evening, commencing Monday, Dec. 9th. She has taught the system to large number of ladies in Stafford Springs, to whom she would refer.
 RYDEVILLR.
 School will begin next Monday, Miss Agnes Willie teacher.
 Miss Edith Belcher, while weaving in the mill recently, caught one of her fingers in the loom and tore the nail completely of.
 WELLINGTON.
 Services at the Moose Meadow church next Sunday at p. m.
 [Cerrespondence.)
 The Congregational ladies sewing so- ciety in vestry this afternoon and evening.
 Lyman Stanton, since moving into the late Reuben Stanton's house, has repaired it quite extensively and improved the premises generally.
 Miss Daisie Dimock has been spending g few days ct South Willington.
 Miss Clara Pratt is visiting in Provi- dence, R. I.
 Mrs. George Adams called on friends in town last week.
 Charles Robbins has been laid up for some time with malarial fever.
 Relatives and friends celebrated last week Tuesday the golden wedding of Elijah and wife.
 Wilson Curtis has moved back into his house on the hill, where he will keep bachelors hall for the present.
 -FNhia ia kho oH6poaS 0f O latter roconflv received at the Nose Meadow post office
 "In Connecticut let me zoe
 In Tollan Go. of course you no
 In Moose Meadow post ofice let me lay
 till Miss Lucy Ireland Calls me away"
 -Geo,ge Bugbee, lately of the telegraph office at the depot, has left to fill similar
 Mrs. Jenny Knox and children of Hartford are at William Waldo's.
 A real estate syndicate has bought the entire estate of the late Elisha Arnold, Tol- land side. Horace Towne advertises an auction sale of the stock, farming tools, furniture, etc., F. Wayland Preston auc- tioneer, on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 10 a. ID. This will be big auction according to all indications.
 Letters remaining in post office Dec. 1: Duane Fl. Nash, N. B. Card Co.,, Mrs. Mary Lyman, Rev. D. ". Phelps, Mrs. Annie Michele, Mrs. Robert Nelson, Sus- anna M. Bailey.
 Would it not be 8 further convenience to the public were the other post offices in town to publish monthly the list of un- claimed letters We presume The Press would print it gratuitously.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Solymon Taylor are boarding at Legrand Johnston's for the winter.
 ROCKVILLE
 As the result of Detective Fielding's work in town last week, looking up the band of roughs and hoodlums who have committed numerous offenses in town, in- cluding the breaking up of the Salvation Army meetings, etc, three arrests were made, and the prisoners brought before Justice Henry, Monday afternoon, for trial.